Track ready - ex LHD - £ 19,895
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...he-964/1036443

That will tick an awful lot of boxes for some people

Just noticed in some pics theirs a Ninemeister windscreen sun strip..

Yes no doubt worth a call to Colin if interested for the SP. Reminds me of the car earlier in the thread that Hannah sold after her father passed away, which had 9m 3.8, slate grey, caged blah blah...

That's pretty good value for money I think. "If I knew then what I know now", I'd have bought something like that for that kind of money.

Wasn't this car up for sale a few months ago ? There was a thread about it on PH and most people had reservations about it due to the LHD --> RHD conversion - he obviously read the thread due to the last sentence in the advert :)

The car above belongs to Paul Clare. He's a Porsche nut and many will know his light blue 964 cup that he brought to Donington on our big day there last year (C2 CUP number plate). Some will pick fault with the car that he is selling because of the LHD to RHD conversion but Paul really knows his Pork and is a very fast driver (ex Porsche club champion). He tells me that this one is a very good car...I for one would take his word on it. :)

Very nearly bought it until I saw the LHD RHD conversion...shame.

No Cups aren't proper RS's :corn: sits back and awaits the abuse.

It's a cracking car, a bit too track focused for me.

Whats the benefits of coverting from LHD-RHD?

You can get the ticket out of the car park machine when you go sainsburys......

That looks like a good car & if its been done well over to rhd then it would not bother me.

Wouldnt bother me either. Oh well

Says the man with a RS NGT :roflmao:

If the HPi history doesn't scare you, this one looks good:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-spent/1042754

I called about this car tonight funnily enough and told it's Cat C registered not that really that should detract if the rest checks out with an inspection to what could be a great car. I love it but there are those that shudder at Cat C

I would be worried about the water damage especially if it was salt water.

I revived a friends car that got fully submerged in the Thames (literally all you could see was the roof six inches under the water). The water forced itself into everything. I gets into every possible crevice and a few you'd think were impossible. The car was basically ruined. every part of the wiring loom, interior, engine and transmission was beyond hope. We dried it out and he drove it for a few months before it collapsed and died. No doubt it would have rusted from the inside out if it had survived long enough.

Actually that's a very good point

Sorry for my ignorance but why would you convert a LHD to a RHD? Especially if it’s a track focused car where it wouldn’t matter so much anyway? Surely the 964 was conceived, designed and balanced for a LHD in the first place.

It probably hasn't been submerge in the Thames though as it says it suffered some damage while at a garage in a storm - needs investigating as it might be a really nice car.

The simple answer is most of us wouldn't! It's difficult to understand why the guy had it done. Factors might be that a long time ago LHD 964s were much cheaper in the UK (not now though), he couldn't get on with it being LHD and that RHD are theoretically better balanced for clockwise circuits (which most in the UK are).

Paul, the current owner and seller, knows his onions and he would have only bought this car if he was sure it was done properly. All 911s are essentially LHD shells and therefore the RHD ones are conversions albeit they are done by the factory. If you want a car for mostly track work and to keep, this one is well worth looking at. I've seen it and it is stunning. If you're worried about future re-sale then it probably isn't the one for you.

Hope that helps. :)

Is it old news that there's a deposit on the bbs'd targa at ps?

It is - I'm interested to know who the buyer is!

Wonder how they'll use the car as it's so niche in its model/ mods combination....

The 964 I have now is my first Porsche/vw I have had in rhd and have always had left hand drive on my German stuff & if when I was looking I found a left hooker at the time that would have been my preference...funny as the wife also loves driving lhd cars more so than rhd...

No problem with LHD motors from my perspective especially if it’s an air cooled. Was looking a LHD VW split screen camper the other day.

Is there an insurance premium for LHD? Bet there is, Wa67ers! lol

1990 C2 (Tip) up for auction:

http://www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk/...rsche-911-964/

1991 C4 up at £11k

http://www.classiccarsforsale.co.uk/...1-porsche-911/

http://static.classiccarsforsale.co....a4-152147a.jpg

.....in 2011 :)

http://mediastorage.classiccarsforsa...JPG?1359461145

Those wheels on the auction Tip are different!

http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C358475#

Looks really good. Is the dash blue? calling about it tomorrow

964 Turbo race car:

http://www.racecarsdirect.com/listin..._race_car.html

Looks a winner. Keep us posted.

Hi all,

Just found this thread and it appears i bought the white one you were talking about on page 27... looking forward to getting it out on track...

IMHO it now looks better without the stripes but its all down to personal taste...

Cheers

Jevo

Congratulations, that's some car.:cheers:

Some of us have a thing about Brumos.....

Great stuff - do start a thread of your own with pics (we like them) and introduce yourself! You'll fit right in with that car.

ha ha i can tell i'll live to regret saying i think it looks better without the stripes...

When i get some good piccies i'll post it up.. for now its a case of learning all about the car and what i want to do next...

And meeting some like minded people and taking all the advice i can get...

Cheers

Glad you made it on to here after buying the car J. You're going to have a lot of fun with the 964 crowd. :thumbup:

1990 White C2 Tip - £9,995

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...tronic/1052520

http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S288820-1.jpg

seems to be back for sale..........hmm.....

http://www.paul-stephens.com/Porsche...-Targa/car4298

Someone needs to convince then to part with the wheels....

1991 C4 - Dark Green, 58k miles - £23,000

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...p-1991/1052792

Wish people put more info into adverts selling a car. The above link has no detail for 23k

That looks ace value for money!

I agree, I wonder what condition the motor, box and turbo are in...

54,000 miles C4 Coupe £ 24,995
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-1990/1062932

Looks nice, deposit already taken.

From the advert for that car:

"964's of this quality are becoming increasingly hard to find. A real one off. "

He really needs to make his mind up, it either IS a one off or they are hard to find...he can't have it both ways! You gotta love car salesmen. :roflmao:

yeah and if you wanted to px or sell to them..."hmmmm.....they all leak oil.....best we can do is £12-15k"...LOL

Tidy looking Cab

http://www.gumtree.com/p/cars-vans-m...let/1008632196

Nice looking cab at RPM too!

http://www.rpmtechnik.co.uk/sales/st...a-low-mileage/

Interesting first post. :rolleyes:

Welcome :)

I forgot it was my first post:) I've been on the look out for a 964 for a while and as you can see I've been lurking on here for a while too:) Test drove the red 964 at RPM back in Dec but got pipped at the post:(

Was that the one with Recaro seats? If so 'Chief' from 911uk bought it.

Yes, it was that one, I test drove it on the Saturday and Chief bought it on the Monday, gutted I missed out on it but fair play to Chief for not hanging about:thumbup:

Thought so. Not heard from Chief for a while as the last time he was trying to master roundabouts without losing the back end :D

Be interesting to see what this goes for....been for sale for a while

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...rera-2/1071236

Not sure i get the logic of the private sale pricing strategy here........though I agree that guards does come at a premium lol......if I wanted a targa I would go the white one at p raby all day long (with all usual caveats re: condition etc)

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-targa/1067634

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-targa/1070017

Oh my.......

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...rbo-rs/1060863

Lovely

Some serious dosh for these 2......iirc the wide body RS was on at gt classics for under £100k.......

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...istory/1034291

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...debody/1060536

Surprised these haven't sold but seem 15% overpriced

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...ra-1991/948527

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...reation/948554

This seems quite well priced......with track season coming up can't see it lasting much longer

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...k-ready/951023

Yup - I really like that one. Were I in the market for a 964 - I'd def go see it. :biggulp:

Wouldn't have said this one was 15% overpriced, going by the current market for a RHD RS

Well judging by these two similar spec'd 964 that have been sold I would say it's a couple grand dearer.
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...l--sold/894275
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...d--sold/948813

Now whether the market is now showing that these kind of spec'd 964s are now worth 30K - time will tell.

I would hazard a guess that yes it's now worth that... there are no other RS'd 964s currently on the market to compare.
So the question is when the next RS'd 964 comes up will it be at 30K or will they undercut Strasse by a couple K...

I've just been notified that this C2 is for sale:

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d2...psb3acae61.jpg

1990 model year car, 122,000 miles with top end rebuild at 87,000 miles. It's not advertised anywhere yet and located near me in the North West. If anyone is seriously looking for a C2, contact me for the owner's details.

Price? Gorgeous looking car, love the wheels and tech art ducts.

Would he be interested in parting with the front splitter??? I'd make a strong offer - if indeed it is a techart item...

The extensive service history he supplied me with (spreadsheet summary) simply says RS bumpers fitted by OPC Liverpool in 1994. AFAIK he's not interested in selling off any parts separately and is looking for something close to £18K for it.

Frank,

Paul is talking about the price of the Rubystone RS (I think), not the reps

Truly lovely in that colour

As for the Ruf wheels on the guards car Steve posted :bowdown:

You beat me to it Gary, yes I was talking about the 'real' RS.

I love that colour too - stunning! :thumbup:

Damn

:icon501:

Another http://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C358475

Boxsey that car won't last long at £18k

Nice looking turbo

http://www.kennydunn.co.uk/used-cars...01243490429422

Wonder what the 'story' is?

Bit more detail a few pages back. Cat C I think the verdict was...

Or 911uk info:

http://911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=80791

C2 project car in need of engine rebuild open to offers:

http://911uk.com/ads_item.php?id=4191

I suspect this will be sold quickly and probably flipped or parted out.

Top-end rebuilt by Unit11.

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...90-964/1087339

A chap has been to see this car and here is his assessment with the background story:

Stunning.

'The “story” is simple some 7 years ago the car was involved in an accident which resulted in an Insurance Total Loss Payout, this was due to the fact that at that time obviously the car was not worth nearly as much as it is today & the required repairs being done by a Porsche Bodyshop made it more economic for the owner to be paid out & the salvage sold to a repairer.
We have photo’s of the car being repaired & have inspected the car ourselves & can confirm that any repairs carried out have been to a very high standard & to look at the car there are no signs of it having had damage or indeed having been repaired. In fact the car looks quite simply stunning!

I have also spoken to the dealer who supplied it to the last owner & the Porsche Specialist who looked after it for the previous owner, both confirm that it was “ a really good car”

Cat C/D puts most people off but thinking about it is it any worse than say a rusty 964 that's ended up with new wings, welding and then a respray etc.

Zingari - i think you are right. Its probably a bloody nice car. I just think it needs to be priced correctly to sell. As a 3.3ltr.....i think it needs to be 23-26k for it to shift. Its a bit like the high mileage fascination over here. People wont touch cars with 100k miles on principle no matter what work has recently been done or the condition of the car which is daft as hell.

Very daft, but it seems to affect cars' values no matter how old the car. It also appears to make many 964 mileages go backwards or stand still. Keep seeing 964s being offered for sale at lower mileages or same mileages as when I saw them 5 years previously. Maybe people only drive them in reverse, Ferris Bueller style :D

mine is at 95k miles.......better get it up on blocks and in reverse F Bueller style!!! ;)

I'm at 130k miles

117k on mine. Shall I break it for parts? Off to the garage...

"Noises off stage from the garage...creak,whirr,tink, tink..."

Sorry...cough...my mistake...that was 71,100 miles ;)

Frank - you need to do the JZM trick and now claim that your car is at "0 miles" post rebuild ;)

Cheap Tip 2, could go for £9K but looks like it might need an engine rebuild..

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-PORSC...E:B:SS:GB:1123

Gents I have a friend with a Cayman. I'm slowly convincing him to go for a 964.

Thing is he's one of those people for which cars just have to work and be perfect. lol. To that effect, I'd like to find him an immaculate 964 coupe manual. It really has to be flawless in order to convince him not to buy the new Cayman.
If you see anything - let me know. I've showed him the red one at Strasse but it's too Red for him and too track orientated. The immaculate Cobalt coupe C4 that sold recently would have been a contender...

He's in absolutely no rush atm - so that helps to find the perfect 964.

Don't hate me, but I'd keep the Cayman, especially if it's an S and more so if a R.

It's the best modern P-car by miles IMHO.

What he should do is add a 964 !

Blasphemy here but I reckon this wouldn't be a bad shout to replace a cayman.

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-1996/1065550

Lol!

Yup I showed him that car actually. He likes the early lookin' ones...

If by new Cayman you mean the latest 981 version, I guess he's a new car kind of guy and therefore might not be able to trust an old car. No matter how immaculate it is. My buddy Tony is very much the same. He loves my 964 and always jumps in for a ride around the track. However, he'd never buy an old car even though his Porsches are always for weekend use. He likes the peace of mind of a nearly new car (being a good Yorkshireman he never buys brand new :D).

BTW many of you will know Tony when he had the white 997GT3 that he bought to Donny. He's currently got a nearly new white Boxster S that he'll be joining us in on the trip to Spa. :cool:

You may be right... we're humouring each other. then again Tom was a Cayman owner and ended up in a 964. Having said that he did sell it for a MK1 GTI - he changes car every year or so!

He's been looking at 60s/ 70s 911s but I think that's stretch too far for him.

Boxsey - are you referring to Purds? (Tony). Nice guy. He took me round donny in the 997 gt3. Quite astounding what they can do as standard kit. I felt a tad ill after my ride though haha. Did he really go from the gt3 to a boxster? .........

Interesting car on ebay

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-91...item460d1946ae

Instant Spa solution

Yes you've got it right. Purds had two boxsters and a 997C2S before the GT3. The GT3 was a box he wanted to tick off and is now back to a Boxster S. With several years amateur rally driving experience he knows how to pedal, so don't be surprised when he overtakes us at Spa. ;)

Anyone getting concerned their car may not be ready for Spa?

Here you go


http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...eation/1127177

YUM!

EDIT - forgot to say its a C4 manual coupe

A neighbour ( Cheshire) is looking to sell his car , its not advertised , its a bit of a reluctant sale as he's had it for last 13 years.
Guards red , 1990 first registered , 91000 miles , very nice condition with black seats , red piping , red carpet.

PM me in first instance for more info.

Oldtimer
 

Hi Oldtimer

I have sent you PM on the 964.

Regards

Paul

Any idea on price old timer?

Must be negotiable , it is a C4 ( have now edited original post ) so not destined to become a track day project , its been a P&J so he's not going to be happy to give it away :D

This one has been for sale before.. less than a yer ago. look like same owner is trying again..

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...p-1990/1161352

^^^ Looks OK for the money

This looks a billy bargain £10k ono

http://www.911uk.com/ads_item.php?id=4236

Interesting buy ?

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1992-Porsc...item19d9f8ee4a

That's Paul Clare's car (owner of the light blue 964 cup which be bought to Donny last year). Spookily, I was speaking to someone about looking at this car earlier today!

Ah, I remember the PH ad now

A very good buy at that price, if you were looking for a track car

Oh.My.God.
Unique is one way of putting it. That interior is unbelievable:roflmao:.

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...ow-car/1018791

Haha that is diabolical......only thing harder to understand is the asking price!!!

Quite true it is unique. Previous owner Stevie Wonder

Hi Fella's,
I'm looking for an honest LHD C2 manuel, prefer a later car but that's not so important.
As long as it's an honest car and been looked after.
Do you know of anything, especially if its owned by a member of the forum.
I'm happy to import it from where ever it may be.
Cheers
Stuart

Anyone know what the wheels are?

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/$T2eC16F,!zc...G4R,Q~~_12.JPG

Hi Stuart, Not too many LHD ones left over here now. Most have already been bought and sent back to the other side of the channel because they were a bargain compared to prices in other European countries.

Whats the reason for wanting LHD?? converting to RS spec maybe?

He's in Switzerland? ;)

Oh Crikey i hadnt spotted that. should have looked hahahahahahha

1990 C4 black with a top & bottom rebuild by RPM £18495
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...steins/1200437
http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S392883-1.jpg

Looks a good price £13,995 1991 C4 @116k miles with new leather:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-96...item43b9859a17

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/Porsche-964-...!ng~~60_58.JPG

Great plate included as well.

SOLD already!

Does anyone know what the mileage was?

I'm in Switzerland, but my office is in London. I've looked at a number of cars, mostly RHD, but it really makes sense for me to buy LHD. I've found a few suitable cars in the states, but getting a response from the dealers is like getting blood out of a stone.
I've spent of lot of time on Mobile.de and hunted on the Swiss sites, but mostly the prices are much higher than a RHD and you are right about an RS conversion. It's proving hard to find a decent car with a history you can trust. As long as its a good honest car that's al that matters, it's going to be completely stripped and rebuilt anyway.

I've had recent thoughts about selling my 964 and letting Paul Stephens do it for me buts it's RHD but it has a full history and is totally genuine with a Peter Morgan report done last year to back it up and I've spent cash on it including recent front bushes. Drives impeccably

Hi Jack 161000 miles. one lucky new owner (sadly not me)

I knew the RPM one would go quick, ticked most boxes!

964 RS to rsr in ruby stone........wow!

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...of-rsr/1207120

Subtle, that.

Looks like RPM were asking too little for that C4..

Dont mean to sound picky however 119k Rs they might have taken the washer jets out the bumper

Cheap car for you Targa lovers, especially as it's had the top end done. Could make a good first 964.

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...1500?logcode=p

Stopped reading when I saw tip and Cat C. Not so cheap really.

There is a nice looking C4 manual coupe on pistonheads under the 996 section. The owner must be a non computer prat!! How does he expect anyone to see it there:banghead: I do not know how to do a link to the advert:rolleyes:

Here's one. Bit dubious in terms of history (Jap inport) and current owner given that a few weeks ago a chap on 911uk tells us he's just bought it for £8k (with the same pics) and now it's up for £10k 'selling on behalf of a friend'

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/Porsche-911-...tGbg~~60_1.JPG

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2810858685...84.m1423.l2649

Here you go looks nice


http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...rera-4/1234682

The guy selling it on Pistonheads is Chris (Therevday)
If this is the same car I know I think he has had it at our London meets and that is an accident registered car. I thought it was a 2 though so perhaps this is a different car.

Still looks good value though depending on how it was repaired and if everything else checks out..

Summer is coming !

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...riolet/1244865

This your car? Just noticed your joined today and this is your first post ..

Welcome in any case, as long as you're not the dealer who's trying to sell it..:D Plus I'll believe Summer is coming when I see it.

Not my car - long time lurker about to take plunge and trying to understand 964 v 993 prices etc. the sun will come eventually !

I am being selfish lol in not being bothered if we get sun early or later as my car is still stripped waiting for paint. Then I need to refit everything was hoping to get it done before summer.

Someone get the door.

1990 C4 Grey, 84500 miles, £14995 Sounds like a good honest car...
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...rera-4/1254598
http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S423951-2.jpg

Inerior looks mint, yet the engine looks like its been at the bottom of a swamp for 20 years!

Looks a rare colour that Grey :)

Chris

p.s. is it just me or does that 964 look like its been TWOC'd and dumped in a housing estate?

1991 C4 Baltic Blue 141000 miles, £16450 Looks like a clean one...
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-1991/1261000
http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S430964-1.jpg

1991 C4 LHD with 300,000Km @ £13,495. Lots of history in Riviera Blue :thumbup:

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/PORSCHE-911-...gPMw~~60_3.JPG

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-91...item3381465d58

I know the add says Riviera, but I think not

Maritime?

The way the rear wheel is sitting on that maritime car, looks like it has a story to tell ..............

Good morning chaps. I wondered when the blue one might surface on here. I requested further pics before I travelled to view. Suffice to say I shan't be viewing the car.

PM me if you need to know more and were contemplating the same as I

hey rallyman1978 - I cant seem to send you a PM, perhaps you are a new user?

I'd love to hear what you know about the blue car though...?

*edit just seen you "Join Date: May 2010" - thats some canny lurking :)

Yes indeed I am in my 3rd year of ninja lurkery trying to find my first entry level 964 :D

I'm not sure if its the done thing to post up a link to the chaps photobucket hence why I simplified my answer by saying I wouldnt view it

But then I'm sure most folks would pick up on very obvious things....

Good luck on the hunt - can you PM the link to me please?

me too please

Don't be shy....just tell us what's wrong with it. :evilgrin:

Jevvy you have PM

Pops you don't as it won't let me!!!!

Boxsey errrr some of the pics look like my Godson painted it. In the dark. Wearing aviators. Mirrored ones at that. Aided by Stevie Wonder. Ably assisted by Ray Charles. And he's 2 :D

Yeah - we wanna know!! :)

The seller has a few cars for sale, so not a private seller for sure.

Thanks for trying dude, can you be bothered to email me at jevvyg@gmail.com please?

:roflmao:

The Maritime Blue car was on Car and Classic last weekend. Offers around £8000. It was in Kent, same owner for 13 years, selling because of a back injury.

....caused by being hunched over painting it with a pastry brush?:D

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...manual/1274118

Over priced? Looks tidy though...

If anyone fancies a Tiptronic? Not cheap but highlights even with high miles and well sorted these cars are going for strong money (well if he sells it) 162k miles full engine rebuild etc @ £21,950

http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S448422-1.jpg

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...p-1991/1282836

Well that's made my day...

Low mileage C4
 

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...89-964/1304395



Pricey but looks good..

Cross post - beware https://rennlist.com/forums/964-foru...3-6-turbo.html

This looks very interesting given all the work and on PSS10s - C4 119k miles @ £20,995:

http://www.marque21.co.uk/Porsche%20911964forsale.html

http://www.marque21.co.uk/images/Car...0sale/ED03.jpg

^^^ is there a small animal hiding under the boot carpet or something? :D

Yes bad prep work there Steve. If they reduced the shine on the leather and tidy the interior it will be better all round.

Is it easy to remove the shine fom the leather and what is the procedure?
Really need to do the same with mine if possible.

Get the seats reconnollised, its cheap and very effective.

^^^^^^^^^

Lovely job

This is nice, I would probably remove the Welsh Dresser on the rear and the snow plough on the front..

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1992-PORSC...item5af0b908b0

http://i.ebayimg.com/t/1992-PORSCHE-...C0IvQ~~_12.JPG

http://i.ebayimg.com/00/$T2eC16VHJII...CdtNw~~_12.JPG

And get rid of those hideous twists. just don't suit a 964 for me.

This looks pretty special... C2 RS rep, fully rebuilt. However pisses me off that they just put the mileage since rebuild up. It has not done 9,000 miles. Fully rebuilt or not.

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...p-1990/1371950

Does look a nice 64. Wonder what colour it was before the re-spray?

Chris

Lotto ticket bought

http://www.maxted-page.com/cars/car-details.aspx?id=231

Can't spell Carrera either :rolleyes:

C4 back date. Looks like it needs a little more work to make it perfect but looks a good base?


http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...cation/1350798

93L Reg LHD C4 with 78k miles @£15,995

Porsche 964, LHD LEFT HAND DRIVE, Date of Registration; 1993/L, Spec Includes; Grand Prix White Metallic, Saddle Brown Leather Interior, 5 Speed Manual Gearbox, Alloys, Electric Sunroof, Rear Spoiler, Electric Windows/Mirrors

https://i.ebayimg.com/00/$(KGrHqJ,!r...wKqr8!~~_0.JPG
- 78,000 GENUINE MILES - SERVICE HISTORY - GERMAN SERVICE BOOK - LAST OF THE AIR COOLED 964 - RARE 1993 MODEL - ON FRENCH PLATES WITH PAPERWORK - PREVIOUSLY UK REGISTERED ON A 1993/L PLATE - GREAT COLOUR COMBINATION - NEEDS SLIGHT ATTENTION TO BRAKES - SOLID ENGINE & GEARBOX - BEEN DRY STORED FOR LAST 2 YEARS - REQUIRES NEW BRAKES - IDEAL PROJECT - A VERY RARE FIND - - - VIEWING STRICTLY BY APPOINTMENT - - -

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-91...item2a2cd3eb5d

Unique is one way of describing it..............

http://www.rpmtechnik.co.uk/sales/st...rbobody-targa/

1991 J PLATE.. 911 964 TURBO.. 3.3.. MANUAL..91,000 MILES... ELECTRIC SUNROOF- WINDOWS- MIRRORS-LIMITED SLIP DIFF.. ALL USUAL EXTRA'S... 5 OWNERS.. HPI CLEAR...

£40k of upgrades @ £29,995

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-91...item19dc6d21b5

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/PORSCHE-911-...owj!~~60_1.JPG

Looks a very good price if straight? :eek:

Yup this car has been knocking about for a year or so. IIRC It was originally priced at close to 40k.

It once had a roll cage and recaros - I believe it once was a track car.

Seems like its had good money put in it.

PORSCHE 964 1990 CARRERA 2 TARGA 99,400 MILES GUARDS RED

@£11,950.

Sounds an honest car that needs a bit of fettling. Check the wheel arch gap at the front - looks set for 4x4 height!

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/PORSCHE-911-...z)6!~~60_1.JPG

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-91...item3f251d9fb7

Frank - That Turbo looks the dogs gonads and is a very good price :bowdown:

Thats defo the turbo that was on ebay for ages...in both interior options...and its now better value :-)

Funny how things go around, it must be the same car that was on autotrader six months ago except it had a flat nose front end, was around the 11k mark and in need of some serious tlc! Someones gonna spin some serious money on this one!

1993 K Reg Porsche 911 964 3.6 Targa Manual 82978 miles - Superb Fully Restored Example with FSH

@ £21,990

Looks very very tidy with great leather.

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/1993-K-Reg-P...D8BdyQ~~_1.JPG

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1993-K-Reg...item48556ca7f2

Ooooo like that a lot.

Safwat cars are 10 minutes from me, he has some very nice cars, this one was his pride and joy, his personal weekend car, I would guess, but don't know, that it is very nice

John

Easy £5k for PS......

http://www.marque21.co.uk/Porsche%20911964forsale.html

Now

http://www.paul-stephens.com/Porsche...-Coupe/car4823

deposit taken in less than 24hrs....£26k
http://www.911virgin.com/porscheforsale/592/964C4Coupe/

This one looks rather special... Anyone know how much it's up for?
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...p-1990/1371950

http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S503564-1.jpg

Do you think it was this one?

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d2...s/SDC10965.jpg

3.6 turbo.....x88 upgrade ....480 bhp.......needs paint.....£50k

http://964turbo36.wordpress.com/for-sale/

quick turnaround on this one....

Orig ad ended a few days back:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1989-PORSC...vip=true&rt=nc

New ad posted last night using old pics:
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1989-PORSC...item19dccab7aa

Wonder what he paid?

Low miles GR earl C4 up for strong money:

http://www.diabloengineering.net/use...01312506774789

Looks very stright and original (apart from steering wheel), but that's a pretty big price ! Would that car not have been on D90s ????

If anyone is looking for a cab? Great colour combo.

Porsche 911 Carrera Convertible 964 1990. 89k miles @ £16,995

https://i.ebayimg.com/00/$T2eC16J,!y...fT35!~~_12.JPG

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-91...item4ac4b5b8ef

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...p-1990/1371950

£ 44,000 :eek:

Thoughts on this price/ car?

It helps bump up the price of the rest of them. :p

I think it's a bit far for a 3.6.

Nice looking car but have to be daft to pay that given what else is around at that price pt

Just went back a few pages and didn't see this. Another spelling issue but could be good value.

C4 Coupe £12995, I do like the white ones...

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...p-1992/1390154

That's Lucky London's car I believe... Paul, have you decided to sell after all?

That 'CARRA' spelling issue keep coming up on Pistonheads. I wonder if it's something to do with their auto forms, when you select make and model etc

No description of rebuild. At that premium one would expect it?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...manual/1333359

PS. Will some one please buy this car - it seems to have all the ingredients!
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...reation/948554

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PORSCHE-91...item27d44d0f85


https://i.ebayimg.com/t/PORSCHE-911-...nGg~~60_57.JPG


LHD, non sunroof, late model, just what I've been looking 2 years for, just twice what I want to pay lol

John

Seller also has a similar looking low mileage tidy RS for those with even deeper pockets!

Yeah saw that, makes me wince that I sold my one for about £25K lol

Now this is nice:

C4 107k miles in Black/Linen @ £22,500. Looks stunning.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-91...item3cd2dfa126

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/Porsche-911-...6Q!~~60_57.JPG

That looks very nice. What has happened to 964 prices in the last year?!!

Lovely car and as you can see - with this car you will not be able to stop women trying to get into the passenger side!

Yes, but with close to 100,000 miles and no mention of an engine rebuild I think it is way overpriced. Unless of course 964 prices really have moved up this much.

I would be inclined to say they just may have.... Looking at the price of Targas and cabriolets - they've gone up also.

Now it's just a question of time to see if these prices are sustainable/ whether the market has become overly confident.

It's been a little while since we've seen a clean rebuilt coupe on the market - what are their values now.

The two that spring to mind are the Guards Red at Strasse that is mint at £30k and the Mint Green that's mint at £40k.

By that (possibly overpriced) effect a mint car that needs a rebuild should fetch up to £20k with £8k on a full rebuild giving a sale value around £30k perhaps.

Hmmmm....

Interesting comments here re 3.2 prices so maybe it's all air cooled 911s that are on the up:

http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/t...=Carrera+3%2E2

At the bottom of the listing under Further Information:

I have a ton of history for the car going back to the early 90's the car underwent a full top end rebuild in 2007 as seen in the history.

Your car I presume?

I'll not ask if the lady is yours too. ;)

Is this someone's off here as it seems familiar?
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...istory/1518430

Yes - that looks like John Boggiano's car. He sold it once before only to buy it back. I wonder why he's selling it again?

Ad says he has a new Boxster on order.

Looks like strong money but I think that if someone is in the market for a really clean and cared for car they should snap this up sharpish.

That is a fantastic C2. Should sell quickly at that money.

Sure air cooled cars are appreciating. Nominal prices might seem high
but there is also the effect of depreciating currency as our
indebted governments cant stop printing.
Why would you invest in the financial system when you
can enjoy your Porsche investment ? Its not that i expect my cars to appreciate but i am so happy to be free from seeing my savings evaporate in banksterdom.

+1

John B's car is like new in many parts!

John's car is sure a looker. It's in pristine condition. The seats were done by Southbound - believe it or not they're even more delicious in the leather. The gearbox rebuild is a very good plus.

The paint has a very strong lustre and the wheels are pristine.

This has appeared again with another dealer - same price though. IIRC last Independent dealer was in Scotland who described as "..a bit of a history, hence price"

1991 Turbo 23k miles @£29k (But Cat C)

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1991-Porsc...item3ccf0f097c

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/1991-Porsche...VWOTdQ~~_1.JPG

Still a lot of car for the money if you are content with Cat C :rockon:

Johns car is quite well know too which will help price wise too I'm sure.

The white turbo, looks good from the photo's and its being sold by a well known dealer with, as far as I know, a good reputation, but a Cat C car will always be a Cat C car.

Spot on, seller has already reduced the price by £2k.

See the one at Strasse has been sold.

Drooooooool http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-miles/1535628

It's just a big shiny dick with two chairs in it....

It is lovely, could never understand how top of the range Turbos come without sports seats.

No sports seats no leather stitched dash top no leather stitched door handles,
Its a import with very low mileage. The Brake discs at the front say other wise ? or is it just me being OTT fussy.

Still saying all that I would not say no. Only problem I do not have that much spare cash :( lol

It looks like John Boggiano old car has sold. Anyone on here?

Is this the same car?

from last week at £11500
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--1989/1525950

and today at £21995
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1989-porsc...item4d0ea62f6d

Looks like it... Looked stupidly cheap at 11,500 though.. Unless there is more to it..

Looks like it might be! The photos look like they've been taken in the same place too, but from a different angle.

I'll have to run into my local classic & sports car specialist and take a few photos. They have a very nice 3.6 turbo for sale.

Apparently according to the seller it's:

"Simply stunning the best avaliable in the UK"

:rolleyes:

I viewed this today and it is a very nice car but I have my suspicions that it's been in a front ender at some point... :(

See my other recent post for details.

which one did you view?

The Grey Linen eBay car.

I'm no expert but the paint finish inside the frunk looks like it's been applied with a brush...

It's now on a private plate and apparently HPI clear.

It is a very nice car, very clean but don't think it's for me :(

This C4 looks good value from RPM as trade car.. can't tell if it has a rebuild or not.. but a lot of money spent in parts recently so maybe: "2011- £2585 receipt for service parts not including labour"

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/RPM-Projec...-/141022572712

Nice looking car.
http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S651504-3.jpg

It does seem good value as a base car, but I think they bank on you then parting with a load of extra cash with them to turn it into something else. I guess if that is your intention anyway, then RPM Project deals show their worth.

Still, the car doesn't seem to be there anymore, so it may have been snapped up.

Quite possibly!
They may hope that is the case but it is was also for sale as is...and I do think that sounded good value as it was..

That's good then, you have the choice :thumbup:

This looks a good honest C2:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-1990/1555508#

This one also caught my eye.......for some of the wrong reasons :D

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--1989/1559597

Apart from the rear spoiler what's wrong with this one? Just seems like an RS rep to me...

RS badge when it's not an RS
Still got the 2 pot rear brakes (and presumably standard fronts)
Claimed 320 bhp but no details of how that's been achieved
2 inch lowering kit but no further detail of what suspension it has
At £30K I'd expect there to be some substance to go with the styling ;)

I think, that what Boxsey is trying to say that they are claiming this and that, but the ad sucks and doesn't give you the details you would expect to really get you interested at that price.

I guess if the advert described who did the engine work and suspension work etc a brief of what was done, we might all get excited about it.

Absolutely right Stuart, if he wants £30K he needs to make a bit more effort. He should take a lead from the advert for the £39K mint green one:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...911-c2/1371950

Had a bit of wonga spent on it this one

http://www.autotrader.co.uk/classifi...e/11?logcode=p

and apparently already sold!

Have to say, that looks like a nice car!

If you take the work into account, well worth the money.

And I do like GP white.

A show winning c2............

http://www.redlinespecialistcars.co....he-911-2dr-698

Its a C4 with an RS badge....

Bought a 996 c4s from these guys. Let's just say I would never buy anything from them ever again. Ever! Did I say Ever !!

Saw this car a few times last year at shows. I was told last week it was up for sale, but the price I was told was different to that shown on the Redline site. Not sure if its been bought by them, or if the owner is connected to the company and changed price.

Chris

BTW the car did run on E28s.

Looks like they were just sold:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-tyres/1641404

It was up for £35k for a few weeks then dropped to £32k, I think the garage bought it for £25k or under. Had lots done to it and looks great in the pics.

Sounds about right. A lad approached me at VW Festival asking if I wanted to sell mine. He told me Richies (think I've got that right?) '64 was up for sale for £26k.

Chris

Yeah but at that price I would stretch myself and get the mint green Rutland racing 964.

deleate

Yup, all of us in the UK wished we bought RSs 10 years ago, it's mad how cheap they were then!

Chris

Looks like C2 coupes are going up in price week by week now....this one is up for £32.5K....

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--1990/1652781

Feels like a bubble to me...

It does seem like genuinely good cars with enough 'RS' bits or RS style mods, mainly c2's but also c4's, are around the £25-£30k mark now...

Phil Raby article;

http://www.findaporsche.com/porsche-964s-are-in-demand/

doesn't feel like a bubble to me.
sorted nice C2's will continue to appreciate in value.
RS's are blue chip. bet they stay that way.

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...600cc/1693609#

Seen this car.. initially seemed very nice but close inspections shows suspect paint job and small rust bubbles in the usual places. Also wwould be worried about what the paint is hiding. Seems fairly priced though.. as long as there are no hidden horrors.

Looks decent value with a refreshed engine

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/porsche-96...item19e2516135

This one never got mentioned on here...

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--1991/1701867

I'm reliably informed that it sold within 2 hours of being advertised!

Fastest colour for a number of reasons ehh!

I'm meeting the new owner next week. I'll let you know how I get on.

Ha Ha, yet another great example of how small our community is! :D

I spotted it, emailed it and took the new owner down to pick it up! That small! ;)

Surprised if this doesn't go in 24 hrs ..........

http://www.rpmtechnik.co.uk/sales/ve...964-carrera-4/

And another one gone...

http://www.alexanderdavid.co.uk/8444/stock.htm

to Jcx on 911UK

Boom! DEPOSIT TAKEN

True, mine sold just this morning...very sad day!! :crying:

I didn't see it advertised anywhere or know that you were thinking of selling it Andy! Did someone just make an offer you couldn't refuse?

It was the guy we spoke to at Donny Steve, wasn't thinking of selling then but things have changed, (not car related) and gave him a call.Right place, right time. Nice to see it go to a local lad. Don't see me getting back into one any time soon sadly, may take some time to stop checking the forums though!! I've met some top guys over the years and been helped by some I will never meet. Hopefully i've put a little bit back in. Might pop down to see you all at the Donington meet next year in my old shed for a fix of 964!!!

Cheers for now.

Andy...Proper gutted!! :bigbye:

I think someone's got them selves a bargain with this one if its as good as it look s at only 58,000 miles.

Ah, that explains it. He certainly was very keen. I'm sure he'll look after it for you. See you next year :biggulp:

Damn.......it was more like 72hrs......;P

A few turbo's have appeared on this thread - I don't suppose anyone knows what prices they sold for? I need to value mine for insurance and it's hard with so few turbo's selling. I think it would cost £35k to replace in the current market, if you could fine one. (1991, red, black interior, 3.3L, 99k miles, engine rebuild and upgrade (cams, turbo, headers) at 47k, genuine speedlines, brand new suspension, needs c.£1.5k of paint to fix some problem areas).

Anyone know of any clearing prices? Thanks, Josh

964RS just gone up for sale....apparently a 6 speed!....and deep pockets required!

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...d-3-6/1717401#

Rennlister Rauol's C2 also up for sale at a much more affordable price:

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...--1990/1726745

Rauol's C2 looks in good shape.

What's your prediction bigunit? :)

I can thoroughly recommend John for specialist Porsche insurance valuations.

http://www.ferdinandmagazine.com/por...-valuations-uk

£45K insure value?

@ Vic S - I reckon "deposit taken" cob this Friday........:)

Thanks for the kind words chaps. Just moved to a house with no garage so looking at getting into some newer metal while we're here that won't be affected by the wet UK weather so much.

Thanks for this advice. I grasped the nettle and acted straight away. John has been very helpful with his valuation for a very reasonable fee. Very happy and I heartily endorse your recommendation.

If tiptronics are your thing then this could be worth a cheeky bid. Looks nice enough and engine has been rebuilt but ride height may need a tweek...

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3212186835...84.m1423.l2649

JZM - £32K for a Carrera 2 with 138, 000 miles on the clock!!!!!
Ok, it has had a full respray and engine rebuild but still, either prices are really going crazy or this is is way overpriced. And claiming 8,000 miles for it is very cheeky of JZM

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...rranty/1786597

They are cheeky little fu kers. They told me my car wasn't worth much when I went to trade in despite having a packet spent on it and a full rebuild. To quote them " at the end of the day it's Still done 136k miles".

Just as bad as any other car dealer.

Josh my turbo sold for £36k through Dk a little while back with genuine speedlines, and pretty much everything else new except paint and interior. Prices are on the up so make sure you factor that in. I'm sure you would struggle to get a new set of speedlines under £5k.


Gmund have one on at £65k which is the highest I've ever seen a 3.3 unless the mileage was very low.

:DCashmere and cup two`s not my cup of tea, pretty speculative at £32k since mines done 156,000 its yours for £25k

Thanks. Paul Devya has one at £55k and it says deposit taken. Would love to know the final price, and condition. Anyway, mine has been valued at £42.5k and the insurers have agreed that. Crazy money, but at least it's in my favour!

Glad to hear you have a fixed policy.

Isn't that blue turbo the same one they had c24 mths ago. Think they had it on for about £37k or maybe a couple of £k more.

Well looks like Parr is at it also.

We all keep saying it's unsustainable but prices just keep rising. Not too long ago you could buy a mint coupe for 18K. Seems the accepted values for mint examples are now between £ 24 and 30K.

Someone over on 911UK brought up an interesting question. If you had to sell your car, how much would it take for you to let it go? Does it makes sense when you answer the question?

After all 964s seem to be a sellers market.

http://www.parr-uk.co.uk/sales/911-9...al-1990-h.html

If those miles are genuine and not 33k miles since rebuild then I think the price is pretty good actually. Prices have jumped c£10k over the last 2 years.

How long do we expect it to last on sale, 1 day?

I agree with Olly, doesn't seem bad for the miles and does look very clean. Compared to LHD prices in germany, france etc, RHD are still cheaper, but we are looking at a smaller market place too.

For a previously unloved 911, 964's are looking all loved up at the moment.

This looks good value for £10k and worth a look for someone. Guess u want to be quick to beat the trade (flippers) to it!

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-PORSC...#ht_310wt_1170

That green on green Targa is a bargain, in 10 years time it will look extremely kraut-retro and the lack of service history won't matter a bit. Another one for my imaginary secret hangar full of cheap interesting cars I think...

Anyway, check this interior out!!! Fook!

http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S838019-4.jpg

Full ad here. Strangely no mention that first owner was Barbara Cartland :D

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-1990/1815224#

A nice 30 year Celebration in silver for sensible money

http://www.findaporsche.com/showroom...4-anniversary/

http://www.findaporsche.com/wordpres...51-728x572.jpg

Based on what I paid for mine las January I'm very happy. And as we know with Phil he sources good unmolested original cars which this looks. No AC but nice sports seats (I want) and reasonable mileage. Owner must have been lurking as its not on the jubi register.

I remember that car for sale first time around but cant remember the story behind it (If of course there is one) But I do like that green and if it was a C2 I'd consider it myself :rolleyes:

Not sure if this has been up but looks good for the cash as a C2...£25k.. just not a fan of wheel and instrument cluster rings.. but minor things. I think i've seen this one before, here or on 911uk?

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...-1990/1726745#

I`m surprised that car has not been snapped up Raoul has had it up for sale a couple of times for not daft money compared to some.

Very nice low mileage Carrera 4 with RS bits for top money.. £32K

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...era-4/1825795#

Not much of a for sale advert for a £33k car, where's the detail!?!?

I was there the day this car went on sale I can say it is spotless, £39k ish I think ,fully maintained by them at no expense ,trouble is if you drive it lots the value will fall a way rapidly

....and too much use of 'RS', especially when the 'RS items' have little or nothing to do with an RS! :rolleyes:

:thumbsup:
Dealer taking the P. Nice colour though

Ulimate 964? Anyone guess the price?

http://hexagonclassics.com/car_sales...Coupe/8681.htm

There was a big discussion about this car from Thomas Scmidt and others on the RS Facebook page. Basically it was for sale for a lot less money for 18 months in Germany and all buyers walked away. Then it was put into auction (Bonhams?) and hexagon bought it. It's reckoned to have been raced and had two prangs. On balance, seems like there is a lot more to it than hexagon present. If I can find the relevant discussion I will post it up.

Added;

Lots of info and speculation on the 964rsdatabase.com page on Facebook. Inference is, it has been for sale for a couple of years and anyone who has done due diligence has walked away. Until Hexagon bought it at Bonhams.

http://www.bonhams.com/auctions/2139...%3D45%26m1%3D1

Comments from Thomas Schmitz
this is f.... nuts !!! i know the car for years and it did not sell in germany at 139.000 euro due to lots of racing and two accidents in the past.

.... maybe in few years time this car is worth 500 K GBP who knows. It is one of only 51 ever made. It has high milage ( aprox 135 K KM ) was raced in the german Porsche Club by H.G. Sprick ( the owner ) and Oliver Dutt ( very good driver ). It had bump in the front and in the back ( see bonnet pins on front aand rear ) , engine blew up once and was rebuilded ( guess at Porsche in Stuttgart ). It was up for sale in germany at aporx 130 - 135 K euro first and later at 150 K euro for about 2 years but nobody was willing to pay that amount. Sold later together with a Testarossa and a BMW in a package. Than for sale at a dealer near Frankfurt at 179 as fare as i remember but again nobody bought it. Anyway - maybe we are all wrong and the buyer was right and did a clever move. Only time will tell.

Sold for 235k euro and hexagon want £350k

Seems legit. They have a business to run. :roflmao:

NB have you seen what they want for e46 CSL's :p

They do have comedic pricing strategy. Given a nice e46 csl us anywhere from £20-40k depending on mileage I hate to think what they charge. Nice rare car though. Wouldn't mind one

Sample of August cars (no idea if still stock haven't checked)

55k £36k
36k £47k
27k £50k
24k £54k

A number of CSL owners I was having a discussion with thought this was by turns hilarious and quite good for them! They are obviously selling cars.

Just for pricing info I just sold my 964 for virtually the asking price (c2 red, linen leather on pistonheads) yesterday. Buyer had Peter Morgan come round for a ppi and bought it without coming to see it himself. And i bought an e46 m3 csl, black, 58k miles for £27,750. It is bonkers.

Raoul - nice one. Any idea of P Morgans findings.....must have been good if the guy bought it without seeing it. Nice pick up with the csl and a very fair price. Does it still have bmw warranty?

Would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the move 964 to csl? Have thought about making the same move myself, as expecting another littleun in January and won't get them both in the 964.

Hi chaps, the ppi went very well. All he said to my other half was it was a very good car. The next thing I know I'm being offered pretty much what I wanted without a viewing. So a stupidity was paid and it's being collected next weekend.
I've had the m3 for around the weeks and it is another step up in speed, acceleration and responsiveness. Plus the induction noise above 4000 rpm is epic. Nothing like a standard e46 or e90 m3. It is a car that is an event every time you drive it much like the 964.
Time will tell if I bond with it like the 911's I've owned but I don't have a garage now and was looking for something more modern that could handle being under a cover over the winter. Also something that was likely to appreciate over the next few years.
I'm sure I'll get back to Porsches again in the future though..... is in the blood.

Cheers, sounds like fun! Think I'll have to have a drive of one as not sure how I'll get on with the smg. Also although mine is very similar to yours, colour miles cup 1's etc it's only a lowly c4 so I'd not be getting the same return so i'd have to put more £ in.

The smg is good enough that I haven't missed the clutch. Flappy paddles and the stubby gearstick are both great for changing gear and on maximum sporty setting with throttle response on max the feedback to inputs is instant. It feels like a race car for the road. God knows what a 996 gt3 (which is what I really wanted) feels like.

Just seen this while saturday surfing. Yes twas me that grabbed the red 964 from Alexander David and yes i did bag a bargain. The car is in superb shape and very much surprised the team at Tognola who PPId it and Dove House who just changed my suspension and geo'd it. In both cases they thought it was remarkable. :-)

Very pleased as i always suffer that post purchase fear that all the pre purchase research still wouldn't save me from buying a pup. Gladly i dodged that bullet again :-)

Great forum here BTW, have already used it many times for pre-DIY research and it has always provided me with the answers I sought.

Jcx

Welcome. Now let's see some pictures!

I remember Tony (purds), he bought my basalt Boxster S in 2004 at about 10 months' old with prob ~5k miles on it. Was a gent to deal with and he got an 'as new' car from me. Good to see he is still enjoying Porsches. Please pass on my best!

http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...pscab2735a.jpg

http://i948.photobucket.com/albums/a...psd2cbe221.jpg

Looking very sharp.

Yes I've known Tony since he owned that boxster. Unless I'm very much mistaken that means you must be Joe BoXa from Boxa.net?

Yes i am, was :-). Did you hang out there too? I suppose your name suggests that you did ;-). Small world heh?! I hope the car served him well. Pls do pass on my best.

FWIW I owned a CSL for 5+ years and have had a 993 (lowly carrera, but tweaked on the suspension side with PSS10s) for about 3 years.

For about a year I had both at the same time, then had to decide which to keep due to lack of space. I kept the 993.

CSL is indeed epic, but for me (on the bumpy b-roads I mostly frequent) lacked the involvement and finesse of the Porsche. On the same road you'd definitely be going faster in the CSL, but I was having more fun going slowly in the 993.

Would be a different story on a track, I imagine.

Indeed I did and still sometimes do. I joined in 2005 when I got my first boxster and started a thread on there about the 964 when I added that as my weekender...it's now a very long one!:

http://www.boxa.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=26622

Tony sends his best to you. :thumbsup:

:eek: '89 C2 up at JZM for £32k (Engine rebuild and full respray)

http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S818632-2.jpg

Or how about another '93 Anniversary in Silver with 64k miles with Paul Devyea for £40k. Rare to see two in the classifieds and both silver given only 12 RHD made

http://img.pistonheads.com.s3-eu-wes...-S856920-4.jpg

Great to see this back up Sale again within the month and up >10% on October's price. Hurry at this rate will be £50k by Xmas

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...ranty/1846462#

Looks as though people are advertising,

Mint RS'd 964s @ £ 40K+
Mint standard 964s @ £ 30K+

This is getting crazy ambitious! Crazy is fine by me.

What is the definition of an RS'd 964? Some play fast and loose with the RS moniker...

Anything that's not standard... a bit of suspension work, buckets and some RS inspired styling I guess!!! Lol

Well that's dealer prices. Private sales still in the low to mid 20's.

Crikey, it's for sale for ages, gets bought and then back on sale again within a month...I wonder what's wrong with it? :icon107:

The purchaser is on another forum I'm on (PureGT) he explained in some detail, he's had a wobble out of what he wants from his weekend car. Nothing wrong with this car he says, he's just decided he wants a Ferrari after all.

My friend has the first RS Rep that Jasmine produced, and it is an accurate RS feel, suspension, clutch, rigidity of chassis - however if I had £42k to spend on a 964, I would stretch to a real RS for £60-£70k It would stand a better chance of retaining value over time, I would think.:soapbox:

Can you get a nice 964 RS for £60-70k these days?

Stutts over on 911uk.com has his C2 up for sale

http://www.911uk.com/viewtopic.php?t=88237

I trust that you've mentioned that after a month messing about in an F-car he'll be wanting to get back in a P-car ;)

I think he's indecisive enough with out my intervention! :icon501:

1993 Porsche 964 Anniversary - £59,995 (21k miles)

http://www.findaporsche.com/showroom...anniversary-2/

That ^ looks great in viola! big difference in price between that and the higher mileage silver anniversary they have (reserved). Must admit I was very tempted to go for the latter but have always been a fan of darker colours so held back...

964 rsr for £150k......

http://www.gtclassics.co.uk/NEW%20Car%20Sales.htm

http://www.gtclassics.co.uk/gtcsales/car4a.htm

Not a UK car but interesting to see that there's a C4 up for nearly 50,000 euro in Germany:

http://www.germansportscars.net/GB/c...11-964-ca/440/

^^^I never tire of that website...

Yeah, me too! This would do very nicely...
http://www.germansportscars.net/GB/c...ecord-car/429/

"Not expensive". - That'll be a first then!

What's the new project then Lemass as I see your car is for sale?!
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1990-PORSC...item3387a914c2

C`mon then Tom spill the beans what`s occuring:confused:

That's one expensive 964. GLWTS Tom

Wow... Sure the bodywork looks amazing but 137k miles with no engine rebuild, original shocks and standard brakes...

Are 964's really at this level now?? :-0

Let's hope so... :icon107:

Ha ha! Got yours yet George? At least your locked in price wise!

He has probably seen the light and is moving to the far superior and more valuable c2..............:)

Another C2 here that Jevvy has up over on impactbumpers, needs a bit of fettling

http://www.impactbumpers.com/forum/i...e/#entry273976

I was eyeing up stutts car on eBay earlier.

I like c4 as I can use it all year round ;)
Next project is ruby stone.

Mine did cost a "little" more...and I just got it this summer.

Love Rubystone but couldn't go the whole hog, so did the next best thing...
Not picked her up yet!

mmmm, thats one of the first jobs on the list :D

I've never seen a fan in Rubystone before, I may be the first :thumbup:

Someone please snap up this little jewel http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-1990/1874995

Pictures pls.

Only picture I've got is 3 posts up ^^^

Hopefully picking the car up this week and I'll post a new thread with some pics.

Thanks for the cross-link :)

I posted an ad on 911uk yesterday too but hasn't been authorised yet for some reason?

Anyways it might be gone to a dealer tomorrow for a bit less than the price posted on IB so if anyone fancy's a C2 that needs a fettle giz a shout. (is saying that even allowed on here?)

This is going to be good!

Any other plans that you can share with us bud? Will you be keeping it smooth like your current 964?

Chris

No bother Jevvy I think that`s a decent project car for someone glws

Gaz

PM sent

That silver C4 at Virgin is the Dog's gonads and actually a very good price with that mileage.

^^^Personally I don't see the attraction of it unless someone thinks that prices are going to go up and they can lock it in a garage as an investment.

I recognise that engine room... Did you commission the rebuild George?

Similar to my current one but more RS style with full cage etc.

No it was all in with the purchase price of the car!
Whilst the engine was out it was rude not to add a few extras :evilgrin:
Theres a giveaway to where the works being done in the bottom right of the picture...

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...e-1990/1874995

Cars now sold, guess the prices are getting stronger...

Another Jubi with 23k miles @ £60k Courtesy of Phil Raby who has just sold the silver Jubi. He's on a roll

http://www.findaporsche.com/showroom...anniversary-2/

http://www.findaporsche.com/wordpres...68-529x395.jpg

Oooff 60k is bold. Hope he gets it, c4s will be 100k by christmas :)

Hey Mr Z, what did you pay for yours? You must be heading for double yer money territory :-)

Looks like it sold already....but here is a similar one that just came up for sale

http://www.mr911.co.uk/cars/porsche/911/c4(964)/6245/0

On recent form, at first glance, this looks to be a steal.

Car @ mr911 looks like it started off with a linen interior, door cards and seats changed and left the rest (see door bins and carpets). Not sure what is going on with the ride height / offsets (mine looked nothing like that before I lowered it - guess tyres are wrong size which does not help) and would want a closer look at the rear engine drain chanels to see if the spot welds are there for the rear quarters.

I'm interested

would be a shame to paint it Ruby, polar silver is a great colour on a 64.

Wow that's a big lump of filler in the left rear wing engine lid shut just above the light.
Derek I do like polar. But I like ruby more lol

Dear Father Christmas,

All I'd like for Christmas is this little beauty please!
EDIT: removed because of insider knowledge

Mind you these look nice too,
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...weight/1893015

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...rranty/1786597

Or maybe even this interesting one!
http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...ld-lhd/1879637

How about you gents, which one would you take home for Christmas - must be the 3.6?

BLACK 3.6 FOR SURE!

That 3.6 turbo at power house is the nuts......I know these guys and they always have a few gems behind them garage doors!!

They seem to find good cars from Europe/states all the time:thumbup:

I'm sure the lightweight turbo is this one that came on a North Wales Rennlist run. It changed hands about 3 years ago for ca. £35K

http://i32.photobucket.com/albums/d2...s/SDC10965.jpg

didnt realise you knew them too :roflmao:

My eyes, my eyes, make it stop. That interior is just..... well, I'm lost for words.

I do love minty.....

http://www.jzmporsche.com/porsche-fo...2-for-sale-477

Paul Stephens have just sold this one, not sure how much it went for though.

http://www.paul-stephens.com/Porsche...-Taken/car4812

it was advertised for about £10k more than mine:

http://www.911uk.com/ads_item.php?id=4873

just sayin... :)

That's my old car I'm gonna cry :(
They have in fairness done lots to it thou the car itself was always a good one. Needless to say I sold it to paul for less than 20k !

Would it not be worth chucking a few quid at that to get it sorted, would no doubt be returned in the asking price and give a more sellable car?

You might be right, thanks for the feedback.

Nice Cobalt Blue, low mileage (58,000) Carrera 4 for £32K...

Has some RS bits, however the dealer seems a little lacking in knowledge, the wheel for example is not an original RS wheel. Also, "Fantastic Service History" does not necessarily equate to Full Service History. Plus the closing line of "First to see will buy" is almost enough to put me off in itself.

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...era-4/1825795#

Haha, that's the same interior colour as my car! That's the first time I've seen it on another car (mine is LHD too, must be a German thing?).

It does tend to split opinion, I've grown to like it and think it complements the midnight blue exterior quite well. Entirely subjective of course...

Haha, I should have thought before opening my mouth! :icon501:

TBH beauty is in the eye of the beholder and it must be a pretty rare option which makes it more desirable/valuable to some.

Just not my bag.

:icon107:

C4 based RS recreation looks a nice car, Phil Raby has a good rep

http://www.findaporsche.com/showroom...rs-recreation/

white, blue and purple now there's a colour schema that takes no prisoners hehe.

Sure I've seen that car for sale before, at a lot less than 30k!

Nice though

A cheap fix!

It is nice to see £30,000 starting to be sensibly considered for basically a stock C4 with £1500 of seats and cage. Makes my running costs for this year of £10 per mile seem like a decent investment :D

Indeed, I'm showing these ads to my wife to justify the pain of last year's over-budget expenditure :thumbup:

Eye watering !! £100k for a car with 123,000 miles does look very nice

http://www.pistonheads.com/classifie...ng-lhd/1903608

Dont know if this has been on here before

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-91...item4d160dab53

Wow that hit a few branches falling out the ugly tree!

I wouldn't say ugly at all, maybe not everyone's fav colour.

Looks remarkably like Talat's 3.8 RS Rep build that's been written up on here!

?? In what sense

Widebody in a great colour, looks rather nice to me, wouldnt chose the interior but apart from that its got a nice 3.8RS look

Porsche 964 C4 £27k with 80k miles in GR with Black leather. http://www.kgfclassiccars.co.uk/details.php?cid=279

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-91...item4d160e45eb

This looks like a good buy...

Selling it for a 'mate' and doesn't know anything about them, yet he is also selling this 3.8RS rep as his own???

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Porsche-91...item4d160dab53

https://i.ebayimg.com/t/Porsche-911-...Soz8n/$_58.JPG

I know the guy who built that, he also built another one exactly like it in orange. I tried to buy it around 5 years ago when these cars could be had at sensible money but missed out by a couple of weeks.

Define "sensible" in current air cooled market.........

He doesnt say he doenst know anything about 'them'

He says he knows nothing about that car, bar what is listed, and to contact the owner for further details

Seems perfectly reasonable to me, though no idea why the owner didnt list it himself

Green dials, green seat insert stripes, green piping, 'fly' yellow calipers, I wonder if the intake is green too. Other than that it looks great (assuming you like kemit-the-frog green) :)

Here's an odd ball that could work for some one,
http://www.michaelwisecars.co.uk/ind...4_retro_style/

I would of bought that!!!!

^^
built by these guys

http://www.911rennsport.co.uk/sales.html

Basically built to a budget, saw a few of them @ Historics @ Brooklands auction last month, the finish was terrible. I dont think any of them sold either.

I do like a project lol